An Ontario woman who suffered a 'catastrophic' water slide accident in the Dominican Republic has been transported to a Toronto hospital by air ambulance.
on a water slide in the Dominican Republic that left her paralyzed and stuck abroad for two weeks has been transported to a Toronto hospital by air ambulance.Corina McCoy is taken into an air ambulance in Dominican Republic.
Global Affairs Canada also could not disclose details apart from stating that the organization is aware of reports that McCoy has returned to Canada and consular officials have been in contact with local authorities.Upon arrival at St. Mike’s, the first order of operation was determining if McCoy required a second surgery. Her first operation took place in La Romana, Dominican Republic shortly after the incident, which happened on Christmas Day.
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